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AROMATHERAPY


NANCY MIILLER 480-704-3095 crystalsage.org nancy.crystalsage@gmail.com


Therapeutic grade essential oil blends, designed for resolving issues to achieve your desired results, charged and filled with customized crystals to raise the vibrational level. See ad on page 79 and article on page 22.


REVITALIZE INTUITIVE HEALING Deborah Kay 1706 E. Warner Rd, Suite 1 Tempe 85284 480-390-0587 rainbowfromheavenhealingcenter.com


Revitalizing Intuitive Healing is the ultimate healing session combining aromatherapy, channeled energy balancing, emotional release, pressure point touch, intuitive guidance, angel therapy, reflexology, and toning. See ad on page 45.


SOVEREIGN LIGHT Paula Muran 1-866-231-0023 orders@sovereignlight.com sovereignlight.com


Energy and aromatherapy join together to create a powerful healing spray that releases or enhances energy. The sprays are titled as powerful affirmations: I Am Love, Peace, Abundance. See ad on page 11.


THE ESSENTIAL ALCHEMIST Marcey DiCaro 520-490-4149 theessentialalchemist.com


Using intuition and a deep connection to plant essences, Marcey creates therapeutic grade essential oil blends, provides aromatherapy consults and Nature’s Rainbow Healing Technique.


THE ESSENTIAL ZONE Foot Zone Therapy and Ionic Footbaths Barbara Kittelson Certified Zone Therapist Tucson 520-907-3393 Footzone4you@yahoo.com


Increase energy, decrease stress, alleviate pain and bring cellular balance to your body. Foot Zone Therapy encourages natural healing capability, improves circulation and removes toxins.


ART THERAPISTS


ALLURA STUDIOS Allura Westly 3611 E. Sunnyside Dr. Phoenix 85028 602-996-0612 allurawatercolor@cox.net allurawatercolor.com


Allura Westly opens her sanctuary workshop to provide a profound therapeutic experience that integrates mind, body and soul.


blood flow, loosening stiff muscles and stimulating the organs. Massage therapies encompass countless techniques, includ- ing Swedish massage, shiatsu and Rolfing. The same is true for yoga. Other types of bodywork include martial arts practices like aikido, ki aikido and Tai chi chuan. Some others are the Alexander Technique, Aston patterning, Bowen, Breema body- work, Feldenkrais method, Hellerwork, polarity therapy, Rosen method, Rubenfeld synergy and Trager. Finding bodywork that improves mental and physical health is a highly individual process. Several types may be combined for the greatest benefit.


DEBORAH SHIPIONE Certified Healing Touch Practitioner Tucson 520-743-0155 shipione.com


Stained glass created as a spiritual tool to facilitate healing and self-awareness. Crystals, minerals, antiques are used to create mixed-media mobiles and wall art. See ad on page 16


KIRA FREED, M.A., Certified Life Coach Tucson 520-615-8615 kira@kirafreed.com kirafreed.com


Creativity coaching expands your access to your intuitive side and helps you integrate your right brain’s wisdom into your everyday life. See ad on page 80.


CARBON FOOTPRINT


The total amount of carbon dioxide, the principal greenhouse gas, emitted over the full life cycle of a product or service. Also, stands for an individual’s or family’s total carbon dioxide contribution resulting from their activities, including energy use and vehicle driving habits.


CHELATION THERAPY


A painless, nonsurgical medical procedure intended to improve metabolic and circu- latory function by removing undesirable heavy metals such as lead, mercury, cad- mium and copper from the body. A series of intravenous injections of the synthetic amino acid EDTA are administered, usu- ally in an osteopathic or medical doctor’s office. Recently, chelation therapy also has been used to help reverse symptoms of atherosclerosis or arteriosclerosis (harden- ing of the arteries) by removing obstructive plaque built up in the circulatory system.


BODYWORK


CELESTE ROGERS, LMT Certified Trager Practitioner Tucson 520-990-9048 celesteharpist@aol.com


Release old patterns of restriction that create dysfunction and pain and experience more joy, vitality, balance, lightness, and ease in body and mind. See ad on page 11.


RELAX AND HEAL Brenda Bollard CHTP Tucson 520-327-5441 relaxnheal.com


Experience Healing Touch. It’s a gentle energy therapy that soothes physical, emotional and mental stress helping you to relax as you recharge your vitality. See ad on page 48.


CHINESE MEDICINE


Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is one of the world’s oldest and most complete systems of holistic health care. It combines the use of medicinal herbs, acupuncture, food therapy, massage and therapeutic exercise, along with the recognition that wellness in mind, body and emotions de- pends on the harmonious flow of life-force energy (qi or chi, pronounced “chee”).


CHIROPRACTIC


Based on the premise that proper struc- tural alignment permits free flow of nerve activity in the body. When spinal vertebrae are out of alignment, they put pressure on the spinal cord and the nerves radiating from it, potentially leading to diminished function and illness. Misalignment can be caused by physical trauma, poor pos- ture and stress. The chiropractor seeks to analyze and correct these misalignments through spinal manipulation or adjust- ment.


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